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Yo soy la rosa1a de Sarónb,el lirioc de los valles.
EL ESPOSO:
2 Como el lirio entre los espinos,así es mi amada1a entre las doncellas2.
LA ESPOSA:
3 Como el manzano1a entre los árboles del bosque,así es mi amado entre los jóvenes2.A su sombra placentera3 me he sentado,y su frutob es dulce a mi paladar.4 Él me ha traídoa a la sala del banquete1,y su estandarteb sobre mí es el amor.5 Sustentadme con tortas de pasasa,reanimadme con manzanas1b,porque estoy enferma de amorc.6 Esté su izquierda bajo mi cabezay su derecha me abracea.
EL ESPOSO:
7 Yo os conjuro, oh hijas de Jerusaléna,por las gacelas o por las ciervasb del campo,que no levantéis ni despertéis a mi amor,hasta que quierac.
LA ESPOSA:
8 ¡Una voz! ¡Mi amado!He aquí, él viene,saltando por los montesa,brincando por los collados.9 Mi amado es semejante a una gacela o a un cervatillo1a.He aquí, se detiene detrás de nuestro muro,mirando por las ventanas,atisbando por las celosíasb.
10 Mi amado habló1, y me dijo:«Levántate, amada mía, hermosa mía,y ven conmigoa.11 »Pues mira, ha pasado el invierno,ha cesado la lluvia y se ha ido.12 »Han aparecido las flores en la tierra;ha llegado el tiempo de la poda1,y se oye la voz de la tórtolaa en nuestra tierra.13 »La higueraa ha madurado sus higos,y las vides en flor han esparcido su fragancia.Levántate amada mía, hermosa mía,y ven conmigob».
EL ESPOSO:
14 Paloma míaa, en las grietas de la peña1b,en lo secreto de la senda escarpada2,déjame ver tu semblante,déjame oír tu vozc;porque tu voz es dulce,y precioso tu semblanted.
EL CORO:
15 Cazadnos las zorrasa,las zorras pequeñas1 que arruinan las viñas,pues nuestras viñas están en florb.
LA ESPOSA:
16 Mi amado es mío, y yo soy suyaa;él apacienta su rebaño entre los liriosb.17 Hasta que sople la brisa del día y huyan las sombrasa,vuelve, amado mío, y sé semejante a una gacelao a un cervatillo1b sobre los montesc de Beter2.
LA ESPOSA:
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The Bride’s Admiration
“1I am the 2arose of bSharon,The clily of the valleys.”
2 “1Like a lily among the thorns,So is amy darling among the 2maidens.”
3 “1Like an 2aapple tree among the trees of the forest,So is my beloved among the 3young men.In his shade I took great delight and sat down,And his bfruit was sweet to my 4taste.4 “He has abrought me to his 1banquet hall,And his bbanner over me is love.5 “Sustain me with araisin cakes,Refresh me with 1bapples,Because cI am lovesick.6 “Let ahis left hand be under my headAnd bhis right hand cembrace me.”
7 “1I aadjure you, O bdaughters of Jerusalem,By the cgazelles or by the dhinds of the field,eThat you do not arouse or awaken my loveUntil 2she pleases.”
8 “1Listen! My beloved!Behold, he is coming,Climbing aon the mountains,Leaping on the hills!9 “My beloved is like a agazelle or a byoung 1stag.Behold, he is standing behind our wall,He is looking through the windows,He is peering cthrough the lattice.
10 “My beloved responded and said to me,‘aArise, my darling, my beautiful one,And come along.11 ‘For behold, the winter is past,The rain is over and gone.12 ‘The flowers have already appeared in the land;The time has arrived for 1pruning the vines,And the voice of the aturtledove has been heard in our land.13 ‘The afig tree has ripened its figs,And the bvines in blossom have given forth their fragrance.Arise, my darling, my beautiful one,And come along!’”
14 “1O amy dove, bin the clefts of the 2rock,In the secret place of the steep 3pathway,Let me see your 4form,cLet me hear your voice;For your voice is sweet,And your 5form is dlovely.”
15 “1aCatch the foxes for us,The 2little foxes that are ruining the vineyards,While our bvineyards are in blossom.”
16 “1aMy beloved is mine, and I am his;He bpastures his flock among the lilies.17 “aUntil 1the cool of the day when the shadows flee away,Turn, my beloved, and be like a bgazelleOr a young stag con the mountains of 2Bether.”
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The Bride’s Admiration
“I am the arose of the plain of bSharon,The clily of the valleys that grows in deep places.”
(The Bridegroom)
2 “Like the lily among the thorns,So are you, amy darling, among the maidens.”
(The Shulammite Bride)
3 “Like an aapple tree rare and welcome among the trees of the forest,So is my beloved among the young men!In his shade I took great delight and sat down,And his bfruit was sweet and delicious to my palate.4 “He ahas brought me to his banqueting place,And his bbanner over me is love waving overhead to protect and comfort me.5 “Sustain me with araisin cakes,Refresh me with bapples,Because cI am sick with love.6 “Let ahis left hand be under my headAnd bhis right hand cembrace me.” Deut 33:27; Matt 28:20
(The Bridegroom)
7 “I acommand that you take an oath, O bdaughters of Jerusalem,By the cgazelles or by the ddoes of the field which run free,eThat you do not rouse nor awaken my loveUntil she pleases.”
(The Shulammite Bride)
8 “Listen! My beloved!Behold, he comes,Climbing aon the mountains,Leaping and running on the hills! John 10:279 “My beloved is like a agazelle or a byoung stag.Behold, he is standing behind our wall,He is looking through the windows,He is gazing cthrough the lattice.
10 “My beloved speaks and says to me,‘aArise, my love, my fair one,And come away.11 ‘For behold, the winter is past,The rain is over and gone.12 ‘The flowers appear on the earth once again;The time for singing has come,And the voice of the aturtledove is heard in our land.13 ‘The afig tree has budded and ripens her figs,And the bvines are in blossom and give forth their fragrance.Arise, my love, my fair one,And come away to climb the rocky steps of the hillside.’”
(The Bridegroom)
14 “O amy dove, here in bthe clefts in the rock,In the sheltered and secret place of the steep pathway,Let me see your face,cLet me hear your voice;For your voice is sweet,And your face is dlovely.”
(The Chorus)
15 “aCatch the foxes for us,The little foxes that spoil and ruin the vineyards of love,While our bvineyards are in blossom.”
(The Shulammite Bride)
16 “aMy beloved is mine and I am his;He bpastures his flock among the lilies. Matt 10:32; Acts 4:1217 “aUntil the cool of the day when the shadows flee away,Return quickly, my beloved, and be like a bgazelleOr a young stag on cthe mountains of Bether which separate us.”
(The Shulammite Bride)
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